SanDisk Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I 1TB SDSDXXD-1T00-GN4IN V30 U3 Memory Card 200 MB/s Read 140 MB/s Write
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SanDisk Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I 1TB — 200 MB/s Read, 140 MB/s Write, V30
1TB capacity200 MB/s read140 MB/s writeU3 and V30 rated
The SanDisk Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I is a full-size 1TB SD card rated U3 and V30, published at up to 200 MB/s read and up to 140 MB/s write for this capacity. Part number SDSDXXD-1T00-GN4IN is the 1TB model. It is the practical choice for the large majority of cameras, which are UHS-I rather than UHS-II: at this capacity a card holds a full trip or a full event without a change, the V30 rating covers 4K recording in nearly every consumer and enthusiast body, and SanDisk publishes a lifetime limited warranty behind it.
Compatibility — check before buying:
Check the speed figures against the part number, because this line has a lookalike. SanDisk currently publishes a newer generation of Extreme PRO SD UHS-I rated 250 MB/s read and 170 MB/s write, and its datasheet sits alongside this one on SanDisk’s own site. This card, SDSDXXD-1T00-GN4IN, is the 200 / 140 MB/s version — that is what SanDisk publishes on this SKU’s own page, and it is the figure we print. If a listing elsewhere shows 250/170 against this exact part number, it has taken the number from the wrong datasheet. The other card worth separating out is the Extreme PRO UHS-II, which shares the name but has a second row of pins and reaches 300 MB/s — considerably more expensive, and only faster in a UHS-II camera. Also note the stated speeds require a host or reader capable of reaching them: an old USB 2.0 card reader will cap this card at a fraction of 200 MB/s regardless of the camera. Send us your camera model and we will confirm what it can actually use.
Best For
✓ 4K video in UHS-I cameras
✓ Mirrorless and DSLR bodies with a single SD slot
✓ A whole trip or event on one card
✓ Drones and gimbal cameras that take full-size SD
✓ Photographers who shoot RAW plus JPEG
✓ Anyone replacing several smaller cards with one
Key Features
200 MB/s read and 140 MB/s write, at this capacity
SanDisk publishes both directions for this card, and the 140 MB/s write applies to the 256GB, 512GB and 1TB models. Write speed decides how quickly a burst clears the camera buffer; read speed decides how long the offload takes at the end of the day.
U3 and V30 — the marks cameras check for
V30 guarantees a sustained 30 MB/s minimum during recording, which is the requirement almost every 4K mode in a consumer or enthusiast camera looks for. A camera checks for the class mark before allowing its higher-quality modes, not for the peak speed on the label.
1TB in one card
A terabyte removes card-swapping from a shoot entirely. It also concentrates risk in one place, which is worth a thought for paid work — many professionals deliberately shoot on several smaller cards for that reason.
Built for weather, and two years of recovery software
SanDisk rates this line temperature-proof, waterproof, shock-proof and X-ray-proof, and includes an offer for RescuePRO Deluxe recovery software free for two years. Operating range is −25 °C to 85 °C.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Singular Expert Insight
For most photographers this is the right card rather than the fastest one: the overwhelming majority of cameras are UHS-I, and in a UHS-I body a UHS-II card delivers exactly nothing extra for a much higher price. The number to look at is the write speed, 140 MB/s, because that is what clears a RAW burst; and the mark to look at is V30, because that is what a camera checks before letting you into its better video modes. Capacity is a judgement rather than a spec: 1TB means never changing cards, and it also means a single point of failure for a whole shoot, which is why many professionals still prefer two 512GB cards. The other half of the setup is the reader — a 200 MB/s card behind an old USB 2.0 reader offloads at maybe a fifth of its speed, and a modern one from our card reader range costs very little next to the card.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
You shoot 4K or RAW in a UHS-I camera and want a card big enough for a whole trip. 200 MB/s read, 140 MB/s write, V30 guaranteed, and a lifetime term from SanDisk.
Skip it if
Your camera is UHS-II and asks for V60 or V90 — this card will work but will not satisfy those modes. Skip 1TB too if you would rather split a paid shoot across two smaller cards.
Also consider
A UHS-II V90 card if your camera is UHS-II and asks for it. Two 512GB cards if you prefer not to put a whole shoot in one place. A modern card reader, since an old one will bottleneck the offload.
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Product Code
CE51409
EAN Code
0619659188641
Manufacturer
Sandisk
Technical specifications
Capacity
1TB